Mandiant Releases Tools to Combat Net-NTLMv1 Protocol Vulnerabilities
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Mandiant has released rainbow tables that can crack credentials using the Net-NTLMv1 protocol within 12 hours. This legacy Microsoft authentication protocol has been known to expose users to credential theft for over 20 years, yet it remains in use in many organizations. The release aims to encourage migration away from this outdated and insecure protocol.
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